When an incident of animal abuse rocked the Olympics, others quickly came forward with their own horror stories of events that feature animals. It is possible to have events without battering the animals involved — but these incidents ‘lift the lid’ on how prevalent animal abuse — even at the hands of those considered to be at least competent if not perfect in their respective ‘techniques’.

Should equestrian be banned from the Olympics? Petition launched over animal abuse cases (msn.com)

We, of course, believe it absolutely is time for the Olympics to forego events that feature animals if for no other reason than that animal abuse has become the ‘standard’ by which trainers frequently revert in an effort to obtain the best performance possible from an animal that may be frightened, confused or otherwise outside their element when in front of a large (and often boisterous) group of people.

Originally, 100 bulls were sacrificed as part of the Pagan ceremonies performed throughout the Olympics. Violence, too, was commonplace and one sport was a form of fighting that involved virtually NO rules, resulting in horrific injuries — intentionally.

INTERVIEW Neo-Paganism & Olympic Programming (rumble.com)

Citizens throughout the world have condemned the blasphemous ritual performed at the beginning of the 2024 Olympics and many long term sponsors have withdrawn their support.

As for Charlotte Dujardin who single handedly exposed the horrors of animal abuse as it pertains to ‘training’ whilst destroying her own reputation and career in the process — here is the link for anyone willing to watch it. [We couldn’t get through it. This is exactly why we rescue abused, neglected and slaughter bound horses.]

Revealed: The footage that shows Olympics star Charlotte Dujardin ‘beating horse more than 24 times in one minute’ | talkSPORT

Could there be a better time to condemn the abuse of the animals under the guise of entertainment?